The Day - 2020-10-21

• Court hears arguments in suit against Harvard over slave photos
• Formica, Marx disagree on minimum wage, police accountabi­lity bill in debate
• Probe faults reaction to clerk assault
• Justice Dept. files antitrust case against Google
• Region: Nursing home in Groton still struggling with COVID-19 outbreak
• Signs of hope for stimulus package
• Biden preps, Trump holds rallies as debate nears
• Trump boosts pressure on Barr to probe Bidens
• Stimulus deal efforts lacked horse trading
• Doc can tell it like it is
• Preparing the polls
• Women on UConn’s staff were underpaid
• AP source: Tua Tagovailoa replaces Ryan Fitzpatric­k as Miami starter at QB
• Mitchell’s new turf field is a game-changer
• A season like no other for Pete Walker
• Gustavsen leads Bacon past Stonington in girls' soccer
• Giants’ Peart continues to make the UConn football program proud
• Indiana Pacers hire Bjorkgren as coach
• Friedman’s Series: Built Rays, then off to Dodgers
• Tiger returns to a course he ruled
• Man United wins again at PSG; Messi scores in Barca rout
• Tong argues to keep complaints secret
• Port Authority, New London agree to fund study at Fort Trumbull piers
• Resources available to hard-hit shellfish industry
• Annual prison awareness event to be virtual
• LEDYARD MAN CHARGED WITH VOYEURISM AFTER FILMING WOMEN ‘FOR THE THRILL’
• POLICE LOGS
• Candidates mull how to help arts organizati­ons in recovery
• Connecticu­t’s COVID-19 infection rate climbs to highest since June
• Alphonso Nosal
• Tyler Carnese
• Robert Redford’s son, James, dies of liver cancer at 58
• Josephine Esposito
• Frederick Aubele
• George Bogue
• Dorothy Jones
• Daily Bridge Club
• Career honors
• A winning recipe for election cake
• The Mystic Film Festival returns
• Liam Neeson stars in a new thriller
• CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS
• Parents disapprove of new boyfriend of different race
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